Last updated: October 20, 2026
AI Edited Key takeaways
- MLB.com says the league has 30 member clubs.
- The team directory and the 2026 league standings split those clubs into the American League and the National League.
- This wheel loads 30 slices, so each club has a 1 in 30 chance.
The directory lists 30 clubs
An MLB team wheel picks one club from that directory. MLB's about page says Major League Baseball consists of 30 member clubs in the U.S. and Canada. MLB.com's team page is titled "All 30 MLB Teams" and lists a ballpark for each club. The sports team wheel is the hub for basketball and football as well. This page is only the baseball list. It is not an official league tool.
Fifteen clubs in each league
The 2026 league standings keep a separate American League table and a National League table. MLB.com's club directory lists 15 clubs under the American League and 15 under the National League. The American League slices include the Yankees, the Red Sox, the Astros, and the club the directory names Athletics, not Oakland. The National League slices include the Dodgers, the Cubs, the Braves, and the Mets. Basketball is a different 30: how many NBA teams there are is also 30, in two conferences rather than these two leagues.
AI Edited Each club has a 1 in 30 chance
Equal weights mean the Yankees and the Rockies each have 1 chance in 30, about 3.3 percent. The draw uses crypto.getRandomValues, which fills an integer array with cryptographically strong random values. The animation lands on the club that value already selected. Turn on elimination when a pool needs each club once. Football is a different count: use the NFL team wheel. To split friends instead of clubs, use the wheel of names.
- Leave all 30 clubs loaded, or delete the ones you want to skip.
- Spin. Each remaining club keeps an equal share.
- Open the NBA or NFL wheel when the next pick is not baseball.
How many MLB teams are on the wheel?
30. That is the figure on MLB.com's about page and team directory.
Is the Oakland name on the wheel?
No. The directory lists that club as the Athletics.
Is this an official MLB tool?
No. The names identify the slices. This site is not affiliated with Major League Baseball.